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Frustrated 1: I don't have an account with WF Clearing Services. I'm mostly sure that in past years I never used Clearing Services and don't remember it being an option. But I did go into my WF account and disconnected accounts from Intuit. End result is the same, import seems to start then fails with the same message: Your Wells Fargo account stopped syncing to TTWin But you were able to import by using Clearing Services. How did you get an account there? I'm gonna leave this alone for few days. I've wasted hours trying to get this to work

@Crystaltcb12 wrote: I for got to change direct deposit  number Refunf was sent.I called bank they don't have it.W if at shou l do?  So the IRS "Where's My Refund" tool says the refund was approved and sent? https://www.irs.gov/wheres-my-refund   More info is needed in order to know how you can check on it.  Be aware that this is a public Internet forum, so do not post any personal info in this public forum.   Was the refund supposed to go directly from the IRS to your bank account?  Or did you choose any options that use a third-party intermediary bank to first receive the funds such as "Pay fees out of refund" or "Up to 5 days early" offer, or Refund Advance?   "I called bank they don't have it."   What is the status of the bank account?  Is it still a valid account that you own, and the deposit info was correct?  Or is it an account you closed at that bank?

Yes thank you I received one too and I plan to amend my tax return because this took a huge chunk of my refund and I’ve lost way more than what the 1099 misc form states  couldnt find a clear answer . They found a loop hole which is super low down . 

@ lasko35g7  asked:  "Will my federal refund change once I file with the irs? H & r block told me I would receive $60 more than what the turbo tax app tells me"   No one can know in advance what is going to happen at the IRS.  During return processing the IRS can always change a refund--up or down--if it disagrees with something in a return.  It's probably more common for them to adjust something down, but occasionally up.  It's also a possibility that the IRS could discover something wrong several (or many) months down the line when they finally have all the information returns in from the Payers (W-2's, 1099's, etc.), and their computers match all of those to your return.  If there's a mismatch, for instance, they may send a letter.   I don't know if "H&R Block told me" means their software or a person at one of their locations, but in any case, in terms of which one is correct, here's how to investigate.  You'd have to compare the Form 1040 in the 2 products line by line to find where the discrepancy lies, then knowing that point of contention, you could see if there was something that was mis-entered in either product, such as a typo, reversed digits, missing decimal, etc.   If everything was entered correctly and interview questions answered the same in both products, they "should" arrive at the same figure.   The most likely scenario is that on one of the returns something was not entered exactly the same way--either a typo or an interview question answered differently, etc.

@ Charmss wrote: I was confused about a number so I tried to print the forms. After I print it, it shows the return is ready to mail but I need to make more changes. How to reopen it? Adding state or amend will all go to the amend page which is not ready yet. Do NOT start an amended return, or you will have problems.   The way to correct something in an unfiled return is avoid the amend link and reopen the return using the Add a State method.   Log in and go to the Tax Home (it may open there).   Look for a link "Add a State."   That does not really add one, but should open the return interview back up.     Once you make your corrections, run the Federal review and state review if applicable.  At the FILE section you can change the filing method from "file by mail" to efile, if you wish.       "Adding state or amend will all go to the amend page which is not ready yet."    Does that mean you have already been trying to re-open it by clicking on "Add a State?"  I know of no other way to open the return interview back up other than the "Add a State" method  (except for the amending process if one needs to amend a filed return, which is not your situation.)  Clicking on "Add a State" should not normally take one to "Amend."  However, if you earlier had clicked on Amend, I'm wondering if it started a Form 1040X in the background that you can't yet access to undo since that part doesn't open up until Feb. 26.   I would think that amend process would be completely blocked, but if that's what happened, once it's possible you will need to undo the "Amended" return and delete the Form 1040X once it becomes available.   So for right now, if "Add a State" does not open up your return interview and instead leads to "Amend", then you are likely to be in limbo a few days until you see what happens after Feb. 26, when that process is supposed to open up.   If that's what happened, and after that date it still thinks you are amending the return, then, hopefully,  you can undo/cancel the Form 1040X at that time.    You may get some other thoughts/ideas from other users in this thread during the day.

I don’t think you get to choose. Isnf the recipient whoever is on the 1099-q? So it’s whether it went straight to the school (1099 reported to student) or you withdraw -1099 names you. )  is that right?